Jack Ensor wrote: >Okay, after a number of ruined CD's I finally got one that booted. >However during the load process I begin getting the following: >Starting Enterprise Volume Management System >[173.163590]Buffer I/O error on device dm-0, logical block 3150913 >[195.*** etc] >" " 3150914 > >[ ] >" " 3150965 > >At this point I intervened by turning the PC off. >I noted that there was a check CD for defects option on the initial menu >and tried running that and got: >check finished 0 checksums failed > >What do I do now? > > > This is a too-common problem. The CD-burner can just about always read what it wrote, but other computers sometimes can't. Did you use a CD-RW or a CD-R? Sometimes the CD-R is more easily readable on ordinary drives than a CD-RW. It may be that your CD reader may need cleaning. One possibility is to pull the CD-RW drive out of the system you did the burning on, and temporarily put it into the machine you are trying to put EMC onto. I know that is a pain! I have a number of flaky CD readers here, too. Sometimes I can bring them back to life by opening them up and cleaning the optics, but it is pretty intricate, and not for those who have a problem with microscopic screws, etc.
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